Avritt‘s Academy: Recent Episodes

David & Katherine Avritt

Hi, I am Katherine Avritt, a 15-year veteran teacher. I am passionate about Christian education. It is my goal to equip Christian educators with tools and trips to make classroom life easier. I don‘t think I know it all, but God has allowed me to learn some things along my teaching journey, that I can pass on to you. My goal is to be a help and blessing to Christian educators, whether in the classroom or at home.

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Check out the website: https://www.avrittsacademy.com/ I need a lifeline! Hard to do, but so necessary; know when to ask for help

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When you have a connection with your students

  1. It helps with discipline

  2. It helps with academics

  3. It fosters a family-like unit in the classroom

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The importance of giving projects

  1. It helps them to learn independently outside of the classroom.

  2. It helps them to learn organizational skills.

  3. It requires skills that will lead them to become more well-rounded students.

  4. It allows them to have the sweet victory of a job well done after planning and working hard towards a goal.

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Somethings are better caught than taught - Modeling behavior for your students Model

  1. Worship

  2. Work ethic

  3. Words

  4. Wardrobe

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When helping becomes hurting. Out of a desire to see students succeed there is a tendency to give students too much help that it is hurting them. Remember these simple tips

  1. Never do for a student what he can do for himself.

  2. Lead them to find the answer, don't give them the answer.

  3. Always explain to them why you are not going to help them.

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Communication with students

  1. Communicate classroom rules and procedures

  2. Communicate both verbal and written all homework, quizzes, tests, and projects

  3. All communication should be with kindness and respect

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Communication with parents

  1. Academics

  2. Behavior, both good and bad

  3. Extra activities

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All failures are communication failures: communication with other teachers. 1. Always give verbal and written communication

  1. Neve give negative communication to students or parents

  2. Strong teacher communication results in a strong school

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The importance of communication with the administration.

Communicate about issues with

  1. Yourself

  2. Parents

  3. Students

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All failures are communication failures. In this five-part series I will point out areas of communication to strengthen that will set you up for success as a Christian educator.

Pray for these 4 things daily

  1. Yourself

  2. Your students

  3. Your students' families

  4. Your school or home

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Teaching tips for the Christian educator in the classroom and home.